The E|Shuttle conveyor technology
for PT and ED

Miguel Gil
  g
Barcelona, 17.11.2011
Agenda



  Overview of different conveyor technologies for PT and ED systems
   Continous conveying systems
   Discontinous conveying systems
   Di    ti             i    t

  Decisive advantages of variable dipping systems

  The E|SHUTTLE system

  References

  Summary
Overview of different conveyor technologies



            Continous            Discontinous
        conveying systems
              i      t         conveying systems
                                     i      t       Running   Lifting   Rotating



               Variable Dipping Systems

                             VarioShuttle
                             E|Shuttle


                   Rotation Systems

      Competition´s system   Competition´s system



              Horizontal
              Hori ontal Dipping S stems
                                 Systems
     Monorail / Power&Free   Programmable Hoists
                  Pendulum   EMS
Variable Dipping Systems · Decisive Advantages



      Conventional dipping curve with                          Optimized curve with variable
       horizontal conveying system                                   dipping system




                    Air bubble                               No air bubble




                       Improved process quality thanks variable dipping systems
                         p      p       q     y                   pp g y
Variable Dipping Systems · Decisive Advantages




           Horizontal conveyors and
               rotating systems
                      g y                              Variable dipping systems




               Roof         Roof                           Roof        Roof
                up          down                            up         down
          PT                   X                     PT      X            X


          ED                   X                     ED      X            X




       limited orientation of body caused by     Each combination and body orientation is
            predefined dipping curve                          possible
Variable Dipping Systems · Decisive Advantages



 OEMs value the advantages of a variable dipping system:




     1.      Customer A                                    2.        Customer B

               Roof        Roof                                       Roof       Roof
                up         down                                        up        down
        PT                   X                                  PT     X
       ED        X                                              ED     X



       Change of the body orientation is for                    „Roof up“-orientation is for
         this customer essentail to fullfill               this customer necessary to minimize
             the quality requirements                         the dynamic forces on the body
E|SHUTTLE


            The concept

            Conveyor system based on
            the electric monorail system
            (EMS) with 3 degrees of
            freedom
            Vertical dipping movement
            with lifting gear
            Advanced control system
            Space-saving,
            Space-saving compact design
            Tunnel mounted on the tank
             construction
            With lamellar seal separating
            the trolley
E|SHUTTLE



Individual dipping curves

  Roof up
  Roof down
  Any tilted position




                                       Technical Benefits
                            Optimal corrosion protection   Skidless passage possible
                            Optimal ED spread              Optimal layout possibilities
                            No ED sanding                  TCO reduction
E|SHUTTLE



Technical data
                                                         EMS

   Payload:         1,000 kg (body with skid)                            Traverse
   Capacity:        No restrictions (only those
                    dictated by the process)                             Lifting carriage


   Speeds
   Travel:           variable up to 60 m/min (max.)
   Lifting/lowering: variable up to 15 m/min          Lamellar seal
                                                          Lifting post
   Turning:         20°/sec (max.)                                       Lifting arm

   Net weight:      approx. 3.5 t


                                                                         Rotating arm

                                                                                    Support frame
E|SHUTTLE



System width with return line
(for bodies with a width of 2,100 mm):

System height depends on
   Position of body for draining
   Skid and body length

Required space
  A = 10,000 – 12,000 mm
  B = 9,800 mm
  C = 2,150 mm                                   A




                                             C
                                         B
E|SHUTTLE



Cross-section and layout from references                   1

 1 Cross section with body in draining position
   Cross-section

 2 Layout for dip-coating

 3 L    tf       t t     t
   Layout for pretreatment


                                   33.500

 2




                                                  72.000

 3
E-Shuttles already sold


  Volkswagen Group of America, Chattanooga, TN, USA
  Pretreatment                                      16   Shuttles
  EC                                                12   Shuttles
  Porsche, Zuffenhausen, Germany
  Pretreatment                                      8    Shuttles
  EC                                                6    Shuttles
  Volkswagen Slovakia, Bratislava, Slovakia
          g          ,           ,
  Pretreatment                                     21    Shuttles
  EC                                               13    Shuttles
  Daimler, Kecskemet, Hungary
  Pretreatment                                     19    Shuttles
  EC                                               11    Shuttles
  Volkswagen do Brasil, Taubaté, Brasil
  Pretreatment                                     34    Shuttles
  EC                                               24    Shuttles
  MB do Brasil, Juiz de Fora, Brasil
  Pretreatment                                      7    Shuttles
  EC                                                3    Shuttles
  FAW-VW, Foshan
  FAW VW Foshan, China
  Pretreatment                                     34    Shuttles
  EC                                               24    Shuttles
  Total                                           232    Shuttles
E|SHUTTLE



  The system at a glance

  System with hi h fl ibilit and product quality
  S t     ith high flexibility d    d t     lit

  Capacity is defined by the process:
  no limits on capacity due to the transport system

  Return line at the side ensures little space required

  Low overall weight (steel construction EMS
                               construction, EMS,
  lifting gear with lifting arm)

  System components are known and have proved
  their l
  th i value

  Easy programming of the dipping curves
Summary




  Requirements for flexibility increase continously due to higher variety of models and sub-models of
  carbodies.
  carbodies
  Reduced lifecycles of model generations leads to an increased amount of start-ups within exisiting
  systems.

  Current development body-in-white introduces
  C rrent de elopment of bod in hite introd ces high material mi for PT/ED
                                                              mix
  (Aluminium, steel, tempered steel, plastic,…).

  Current development of body-in-white leads to the utilisation of materials union techniques, which
                  p             y                                                        q
  reach their final stiffness only after PT/ED (inside ED-oven).

  Crash tests have lead to an increased number of smaller submodules for the body-in-white which are
  difficult to be reached during ED coating.

  Highest corrosion protection remains the most important requirement for the PT/ED process.




                       that´s why EISENMANN developed the E|Shuttle
Kontakt




EISENMANN Ingeniería S.A.

Miguel Gil
C/ e guedà
C/Berguedà 1. Parc de Negocis Mas Blau
                ac      egoc s as au
08820 El Prat de Llobregat (Barcelona)
E-Mail: miguel.gil@eisenmann.com
Internet: www.eisenmann.com




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Miguel Gil - The E/Shuttle conveyor technology for PT and ED

  • 1.
    The E|Shuttle conveyortechnology for PT and ED Miguel Gil g Barcelona, 17.11.2011
  • 2.
    Agenda Overviewof different conveyor technologies for PT and ED systems Continous conveying systems Discontinous conveying systems Di ti i t Decisive advantages of variable dipping systems The E|SHUTTLE system References Summary
  • 3.
    Overview of differentconveyor technologies Continous Discontinous conveying systems i t conveying systems i t Running Lifting Rotating Variable Dipping Systems VarioShuttle E|Shuttle Rotation Systems Competition´s system Competition´s system Horizontal Hori ontal Dipping S stems Systems Monorail / Power&Free Programmable Hoists Pendulum EMS
  • 4.
    Variable Dipping Systems· Decisive Advantages Conventional dipping curve with Optimized curve with variable horizontal conveying system dipping system Air bubble No air bubble Improved process quality thanks variable dipping systems p p q y pp g y
  • 5.
    Variable Dipping Systems· Decisive Advantages Horizontal conveyors and rotating systems g y Variable dipping systems Roof Roof Roof Roof up down up down PT X PT X X ED X ED X X limited orientation of body caused by Each combination and body orientation is predefined dipping curve possible
  • 6.
    Variable Dipping Systems· Decisive Advantages OEMs value the advantages of a variable dipping system: 1. Customer A 2. Customer B Roof Roof Roof Roof up down up down PT X PT X ED X ED X Change of the body orientation is for „Roof up“-orientation is for this customer essentail to fullfill this customer necessary to minimize the quality requirements the dynamic forces on the body
  • 7.
    E|SHUTTLE The concept Conveyor system based on the electric monorail system (EMS) with 3 degrees of freedom Vertical dipping movement with lifting gear Advanced control system Space-saving, Space-saving compact design Tunnel mounted on the tank construction With lamellar seal separating the trolley
  • 8.
    E|SHUTTLE Individual dipping curves Roof up Roof down Any tilted position Technical Benefits Optimal corrosion protection Skidless passage possible Optimal ED spread Optimal layout possibilities No ED sanding TCO reduction
  • 9.
    E|SHUTTLE Technical data EMS Payload: 1,000 kg (body with skid) Traverse Capacity: No restrictions (only those dictated by the process) Lifting carriage Speeds Travel: variable up to 60 m/min (max.) Lifting/lowering: variable up to 15 m/min Lamellar seal Lifting post Turning: 20°/sec (max.) Lifting arm Net weight: approx. 3.5 t Rotating arm Support frame
  • 10.
    E|SHUTTLE System width withreturn line (for bodies with a width of 2,100 mm): System height depends on Position of body for draining Skid and body length Required space A = 10,000 – 12,000 mm B = 9,800 mm C = 2,150 mm A C B
  • 11.
    E|SHUTTLE Cross-section and layoutfrom references 1 1 Cross section with body in draining position Cross-section 2 Layout for dip-coating 3 L tf t t t Layout for pretreatment 33.500 2 72.000 3
  • 12.
    E-Shuttles already sold Volkswagen Group of America, Chattanooga, TN, USA Pretreatment 16 Shuttles EC 12 Shuttles Porsche, Zuffenhausen, Germany Pretreatment 8 Shuttles EC 6 Shuttles Volkswagen Slovakia, Bratislava, Slovakia g , , Pretreatment 21 Shuttles EC 13 Shuttles Daimler, Kecskemet, Hungary Pretreatment 19 Shuttles EC 11 Shuttles Volkswagen do Brasil, Taubaté, Brasil Pretreatment 34 Shuttles EC 24 Shuttles MB do Brasil, Juiz de Fora, Brasil Pretreatment 7 Shuttles EC 3 Shuttles FAW-VW, Foshan FAW VW Foshan, China Pretreatment 34 Shuttles EC 24 Shuttles Total 232 Shuttles
  • 13.
    E|SHUTTLE Thesystem at a glance System with hi h fl ibilit and product quality S t ith high flexibility d d t lit Capacity is defined by the process: no limits on capacity due to the transport system Return line at the side ensures little space required Low overall weight (steel construction EMS construction, EMS, lifting gear with lifting arm) System components are known and have proved their l th i value Easy programming of the dipping curves
  • 14.
    Summary Requirementsfor flexibility increase continously due to higher variety of models and sub-models of carbodies. carbodies Reduced lifecycles of model generations leads to an increased amount of start-ups within exisiting systems. Current development body-in-white introduces C rrent de elopment of bod in hite introd ces high material mi for PT/ED mix (Aluminium, steel, tempered steel, plastic,…). Current development of body-in-white leads to the utilisation of materials union techniques, which p y q reach their final stiffness only after PT/ED (inside ED-oven). Crash tests have lead to an increased number of smaller submodules for the body-in-white which are difficult to be reached during ED coating. Highest corrosion protection remains the most important requirement for the PT/ED process. that´s why EISENMANN developed the E|Shuttle
  • 15.
    Kontakt EISENMANN Ingeniería S.A. MiguelGil C/ e guedà C/Berguedà 1. Parc de Negocis Mas Blau ac egoc s as au 08820 El Prat de Llobregat (Barcelona) E-Mail: miguel.gil@eisenmann.com Internet: www.eisenmann.com ◙ 15